hope all you cats got a belly full of turkey today. no one celebrates it over here and i'm up to my neck in getting ready to move, so i couldn't really take the time to cook a Thanksgiving Dinner.
anyway, i hope you folks in the States had a good one!
-dan
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Yes, We had a great turkey day. We did the travel thing and left early in the morning and got home late. Hope yours was a happy one and you and your family had a great day. Are you moving to a new town or just a new crib?
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new town, but real close to where we are now. it was just time to stop renting and start paying on a loan instead.
glad you guys had a great turkey day, Scott. i had to work half the day on the 23rd since it's not a holiday here, and then went to do paperwork at the city office regarding the changing of address and changing my son's school. you wouldn't believe how much is involved in changing your address or changing schools here. they sure like to keep tabs on where everyone is and what they're doing.
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glad you guys had a great turkey day, Scott. i had to work half the day on the 23rd since it's not a holiday here, and then went to do paperwork at the city office regarding the changing of address and changing my son's school. you wouldn't believe how much is involved in changing your address or changing schools here. they sure like to keep tabs on where everyone is and what they're doing.
take care,
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Dan, are you getting one of those 100 year mortgages we've heard about over there?